[00:00] Hm. [00:00] tellurium seems unhappy. [00:01] Yes, I just killed staging codehosting :( [00:03] Pushed https://code.staging.launchpad.net/~wgrant/ubuntu/karmic/bzr/test-1. tellurium:22 now rejects connections, and there is a rather sinister error message on that page since the branch got scanned. [00:14] wgrant: that does look a bit worrying [00:22] maybe we should alert a losa? [00:27] staging's no production. [00:27] Given how broken production codehosting got during the rollout (and the cowboys required), I'm not entirely surprised. [00:28] mmm... it was very frustrating. [00:49] thumper: http://nb.io/hacks/csshttprequest [00:53] AJACSS. Nice. [01:42] wgrant, that's a very sinister looking error message [01:42] jml: hi! where are you? [01:42] wgrant, but AIUI, the prod codehosting issues had nothing to do with dependencies. [01:42] lifeless, in a hotel in Hong Kong [01:42] jml: doing a stop over? [01:43] lifeless, yeah. believe it or not it actually saves us money :) [01:43] jml: ?! [01:43] jml: hows doe that work? different carrier? [01:43] lifeless, round-the-world ticket [01:43] lifeless, I'm going on to Dallas after Queensland. [01:43] jml: ah, going to UDS? [01:44] jml: Right, it is a bit odd. Particularly because it did successfully scan the single revision in the branch. [01:48] jml: so, what are you doing? [01:49] lifeless, enjoying a post-breakfast malaise [01:50] lifeless, my flight leaves after 10pm, so I've got a bit of time to kill, and no room to do it in. [01:50] mmm [01:51] I also should do things like prepare a launchpadlib hacking session for UDS. [01:51] its the weekend [01:51] you should see hong kong a bit; get hotel to care for luggage [01:52] and update tribunal a bit too [01:52] heh heh [01:54] Oh *goody*. Somehow a bad version of c-i-p made it into the rollout. [01:55] (Bug #476963) [01:55] Bug #476963: UI is pretty awful [01:57] wgrant: bad versions of a lot of stuff, apparently :P [01:57] jml: hahaonlyserious :- be a tourist and do personal stuff too. Its *good for you* [02:08] lifeless, sure [02:08] lifeless, although, all things being equal I'd like to stay indoors and read :) [02:09] how did people ever do tourist stuff before google maps and wikitravel [02:10] heh, you know about this ancient invention where they print a map on paper? :) [02:11] * mzz had fun playing tourist in prague with a bunch of people where half of them had a mobile device and none of them could get a decent gps signal, so they were all lost [02:11] fortunately one of us had an oldfashioned map [02:12] mzz: baked it in clay [02:15] jml: reading can be fun too [02:15] jml: perhaps you could find a by-the-hour hotel :) [02:24] lifeless, I'm actually in the right area of town for that [02:25] mzz, oh, I don't have a smartphone / gps thingy. [02:26] mzz, I consult maps before I head with nothing but my memory and a misplaced confidence in my own abilities to navigate [02:26] sounds like a plan [02:26] (I don't have one of those either, but I know I'd be overusing it if I did) [02:28] jml: its a canonical tradition to be in the right area of town [02:29] lifeless, heh [02:29] lifeless, I seriously doubt Mooloolaba has such an area [02:30] jml: its the sunshine coast.... it *is* such an area [02:30] naaah [02:30] gold coast, maybe [04:19] * sinzui starts to fix barry's damage [10:07] * wgrant prepares a few sed branches :( [10:54] Does anyone know for any documentation of process for how we manage non-PQM-ed projects? [10:54] I'm hoping to crib it as I write guidelines on how to make changes to meta-lp-deps [10:55] Given some of the things I've seen done, I'm not sure there are any. [14:17] Is something gong on with the LP servers? I am not able to get the rocketfuel-setup script using the command on dev.launchpad.net [20:18] hmm... [20:18] listening to a talk on deliverance [20:19] seems very interesting [20:31] Hi, quick (hopefully) question [20:31] can launchpad run on debian? === janklopper is now known as killercow [20:34] probably [20:34] thumper: repoze.org looks interesting :) [20:35] lifeless: I haven't looked at it yet [20:35] * thumper seconds lifeless's probably for killercow [20:38] http://zedshaw.com/blog/2009-11-6.html <- 1-5 ratings suck [20:40] * thumper looks [20:46] ill go and try it out next week then [20:46] can't be too hard, if all the deps check out [20:47] :P [20:47] are you going to hack on it, or do you want to deploy it somewhere? [20:49] deploy it locally, then hack our unittesting and linting frameworks in there [20:50] * lifeless perks up at unittesting [20:50] what framework do you use? [20:50] brb, gotta pick someone up [20:51] lifeless: a couple, one for each language :P [20:51] lifeless: he obviously doesn't want to talk to you :) [20:51] gah, beaten to Enter yet again [20:51] killercow: how do they tie to launchpad, for you? [and have you heard of subunit ;)] [20:51] thumper: you're getting slow in your old age [20:51] yeah [20:52] it's the comfy couch that's slowing him down [20:52] there is space next to me now :) [20:52] I've got my legs up and direct view on the project though [20:53] projector [21:15] back :) [21:16] lifeless: haven't heard of it [21:17] our project does linting for various languages and displays stuffs the results in the database [21:18] so, it adds linting + unittesting + "accountability" based on the repository changes [21:28] interesting [21:31] killercow: I was able to run LP on Lenny by convincing rocketfuel-get that it was actually running on Hardy (so it used the right PPA). [21:31] hmm, sounds good enough [21:31] But I also had to manually grab a couple of extra packages like ubuntu-keyring and something else that I forget. [21:31] will probably want to try this in a vm anyway [21:31] I meant to write proper instructions, but Karmic's KVM sucked and corrupted my disk image at that point. [21:31] so I can hose the env and go back if needed [21:33] * wgrant tries again.